I'm on Star Forge server and made a "wookiee room" full of huggable wookies and Bowdar, as well as a wookiee disguise terminal so you could hang out. Recently I noticed that when changing into a wookiee, Bowdar vanished. I ran around the stronghold and soon realized that all my companion decos had vanished. I went to other SHs and tried it with different disguise terminals. Every time one is used, the companion decos and only those decos disappear. If you click on their hook, they can be moved and picked up, but they won't be visible again until you either relog or pick them up and place them.

I'd like to see reverse primary/secondary dyes for modules like Vice Admiral's Purple and Gray, Mandalorian Scout, Emperor's Hand, and so on. This is already an option for Ancient Warrior's Light Blue and Medium Red, so I'm sure the technology is available Fashion is Endgame. Help us out

2021 and still bugged. Joy.

... or is there simply no Search function on these forums? I wanted to look up something rather than ask in-game, but there is no obvious way to search the forums! I think the beta forum had one... what happened?

Han was no threat because Vader could block his shots. He didn't pull his lightsaber because he didn't need to. If Han was any threat at all, there would have been a dozen storm troopers behind that door instead of Vader and Fett (who did nothing but watch).

If I know Lucas (and I think I do), He chose the name "Clone Wars" in the original movie just because he liked the sound of it.

Michio Kaku just likes to jerk off the nerds.

Revan would win because he is Expanded Universe, where everything has to be bigger, badder, and eviler to make the story interesting. Just because.

If your government suddenly went from a semi-functional republic to a despotic dictatorship, I doubt you'd consider it an inconsequential blip. The Third Reich lasted only 12 years and is considered one of the most evil regimes in history. ...and both had Stormtroopers. Coincidence?

6 years old in 1977, the original Cine Capri theater (may it rest in peace) in Phoenix, AZ.

You really just have to look at real life. How do powerful despots get and hold power? Surely it's not always because they're the biggest and baddest. Often it's about manipulating people's greed and desires for power, promising them things, gathering a devoted following and having them be your muscle to do the things you want done. Hutts are connected, they have a long tradition of underworld dealings, and they probably pay well. Money buys loyalty, so does providing for your followers' vices. (Insert Congress joke here).

I want to agree 100% with this post. Watch all 7 parts of this review. It is irreverent, twisted and funny, but also puts into words and images what I have been unable to articulate since the prequels came out. This multi-part review is so dead-on, I had to share it with all my other prequel-hating friends. If you like the prequels, well, the reviewer might just change that. He compares them with what was so loved and appreciated about the original trilogy.